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Speed limits and aggressive driving

As I mature in my driving experience, I feel no need to demonstrate my masculinity by driving fast, or insisting I go first in a queue. I'll get to my destination, but will they?
Sparklesatnite · 51-55, F
yes very well written it dose make you think ,and especially in wet conditions as well only them the drivers drive far more eradicate than normal .,and speed seems to be all they know
ArishMell · 70-79, M
They might, but probably not significantly earlier than you. Still, it's their fuel they are wasting!

I used a few times a year to make a journey that includes 200 miles of motorway. Applying a little arithmetic, and assuming similar durations of "T-&-P" stops, and clear runs (on the M6??), a steady 70mph would take 2.9 hours, 60mph 3.3 hours; actually moving.

So saving under half an hour, as if that even matters on a "social, domestic and leisure" journey that overall usually takes around 8 hours due to the ordinary roads at each end, even in moderate traffic. These total about 100 miles.
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
We had this in the driving school classroom. I like it so much.

ArishMell · 70-79, M
@CrazyMusicLover I have seen similar in other places, too. Whilst Dorset's roads have sprouted "NO Excuse" signs - referring to speeding and using portable 'phones.
Barny52 · 56-60, M
My pet hate, aggressive fast driving
Colormegone · 70-79, M
It took me awhile, but I totally agree. It is amazing what some drivers will do to get one car ahead.
Lilred2289 · 31-35, F
Driving fast is fun tho!!!!!
CharlesRomsey · 61-69, M
@Lilred2289 I don't deny that on an open road , with nothing in front of me apart from the tarmac, I will put my foot down : i drive a two litre turbo diesel with a top speed of around 240 kph. The most I have taken her to is about 180, but that was on a totally clear road .

 
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